Palm House Tours
Don't miss the unique chance to enjoy a rare, behind‑the‑scenes look of the Royal Botanic Garden's Palm House buildings before they reopen to the public!
About Palm House Tours
| 18th April 2026 | |
| 10.30am, 12.30pm & 2.30pm | |
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Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh 20A Inverleith Row, Stockbridge and Canonmills EH3 5LR |
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These tours offer a rare, behind‑the‑scenes look at this landmark heritage site as we start to reveal the extensive renovations and begin replanting the Living Collection. Led by a member of our Public Engagement team, you’ll gain insight into the building’s history, the restoration process, and stories connected to this remarkable space.
This is a unique chance to experience these magnificent botanical buildings before they reopen to the public, and spaces are strictly limited. Please click ‘book now’ to visit the Eventbrite listing, where you’ll find full details on dates, times, prices and what to expect.
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